Vulgarisation des Sciences de la Terre, de l'Univers et de l'Environnement
New Zealand is a mountainous island in the South Pacific Ocean. Located on the belt of fire, it combines a strong volcanic activity, earthquakes and mountains called the Southern Alps. Between mountains and oceans, it combines many activities for everybody (surfing, climbing, hiking, etc …)
The articles that follow will introduce you to New Zealand during my trip!
Here is the map of my different stages! By clicking on the points, you will discover part of my trip to New Zealand.
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The Fiordland is one of the most magical places in New Zealand. It is also known for its grandiose geology between fiords and mountains. In this article, we will explain the mountains formation. Its geology is very different from the … Continued
Here is the second article about the aurora polar. After explaining the auroras creation in space (article here), we will concentrate on observing these auroras. All the photos of the auroras of this article come from a photographer friend, Maxime … Continued
Polar aurorae have always been popular among travelers. As soon as we arrive in a country close to the polar circles, our wish is to see one. In New Zealand, it is possible to see during the autumn and winter … Continued
Queenstown is located on the west coast of the South Island. On the shores of Lake Wakatipu in the Otogo region, the city is a lively and touristy place. It is best known for its range of mountain activities and … Continued
The Pancake Rocks is located on the West coast of the South Island.When traveling on the West Coast, we are framed to our right by the sea and to our left by the mountains in going in the South. On … Continued
